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Character education cultural activities for Microsoft PowerPoint
Cultural Diversity and Tolerance
Understanding other's culture and diversity is an important part of a student's skill set in order to be well-rounded and to live in our multicultural society. This PowerPoint will guide your students through diversity and culture awareness issues. This 21 page, non-editable PowerPoint, will assist you in talking to your students about these topics. The key terms that are focused on in this program include:CultureCultural SensitivityDiscriminationEthnicityMulticulturalismPrejudiceRacismRaceStere
Grades:
5th - 8th
Also included in: Cultural and Diversity Awareness Bundle
Religion Reflection Bundle - Catholic Education
Looking to incorporate reflection and writing into your Religion curriculum? With this, 100 day Catholic morning meeting and writing prompts bundle, student's will share and reflect on religious topics and ideas. This resource includes 100 journal prompts. There are 5 writing prompts (one for each day of the week) for 20 weeks as well as the visual morning meeting slide prompt for each day of the week. The morning meeting slides also include a daily prayer. Each set of weekly journal prompts is
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Grades:
1st - 4th
Story of My Name Project - Name Project for Kids - Cultural Identity Unit
Learn about the story of your name and naming traditions in cultures around the world with this cultural identity lesson and project! Students will learn about where names come from, understand how naming traditions differ by culture, and uncover the story of their own name!With 5 activities and 9 slides with authentic images, you have everything you need for your students to dive deep into their names, name story, and names in cultures around the world.Here are some ways teachers have used this
Grades:
3rd - 5th
The Art of Kente Cloth
Teaching students about Kente Cloth is a great way to integrate Character Education through the meaning of its colors. Students are able to learn through this presentation through response to questions related color meaning, and recalling the origins of Kente Cloth, also view multiple designs to get ideas for developing their own designs.Some of the slides are animated, allowing students to recall what they have learned about the colors, In this, they use 'I am" statements to raise esteem becaus
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Respect Presentation
This presentation teaches students about the need for respect toward others and requires them to spend some time thinking and writing about what respect means and whether they consider themselves respectful.
To be honest, I did this lesson with my 9th graders after they were extremely disrespectful to my substitute! Therefore, if you want to use it only for character education (and not discipline), you may want to lessen the amount students have to write at the end!
Grades:
6th - 12th
Censorship, what's the big deal? debate - ESL adult and kid conversation
This presentation contains a 39 slide PowerPoint lesson in editable PPT format with a worksheet on censorship in our society.It includes a debate lesson on:- Examples from real contemporary censorship cases - Self-censorship – do we need to apply it? When?- News censorship – is it different to other forms of censorship?- Movies, should they be censored?- discussion about the censorship of books.I hope you enjoy this lessonFor problems and questions, suggestions or idea sharing, I would LOVE
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Describing faces – ESL/ELL adult conversation PowerPoint lesson
This is an ESL adult conversation lesson. It includes an editable PowerPoint with worksheets, a class activity, and teacher’s notes.Face description is a fascinating thing. Every time I watch a program where a witness is asked by a detective to describe a person that they’ve seen at a crime scene, I marvel at their ability to do it so accurately. I’m not even sure I’d be able to describe my neighbor’s face to someone, let alone a face I’ve seen for a split second under duress. Facial features ar
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: learning to describe - bundle for ESL, EFL, ELL adult conversation
Easter Diversity Lesson and Activity with Digital Version
Teach students how to celebrate one another's differences with this Easter themed diversity lesson and activity. Just like some of our favorite Easter treats are different on the outside but the same on the inside, so are we! This lesson is perfect for a class-wide guidance lesson, school counseling small group, or individual session.**Save 20% with my Easter themed activity bundle**This activity includes:Diversity PowerPoint Guidance Lesson with think pair share, discussion questions, 2 quotes,
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Grades:
1st - 4th
Ice Breaker Ideas for Middle School or High School students
I have a PowerPoint with 6 different Ice Breaker ideas all set and ready to go! The sixth ice breaker includes 13 slides full of exciting ways to meet others.
I used these ice breakers in my high school classroom during the first week of class, and throughout the year for refreshers. I also sponsored a club and used the ice breakers in that setting as well so the students could get to know each other better.
Each ice breaker includes directions, so you should not have any questions with
Grades:
7th - 12th
Circles or Morning Meeting for Junior High - building community for whole year
196 slidesGuidance and structureReminders for participant positive behaviorConversation prompts for sharingLevel 1 (shallow) and Level 2 (slightly deeper) questionsFlexible (go spontaneous or utilize that week's prompts)Makes planning, sharing, and reusing meeting ideas simpleShare the slide show with other team members to easily collaborateCircles or morning meeting type activities can be a great way to build community, give students a chance to vent, find common ground, and learn to socialize
Grades:
6th - 12th
Mental Health and Substance Abuse
Confidently and relevantly teach mental health and substance abuse, as well as mental health awareness and wellness to middle school and high school students with 7 days of NO PREP editable powerpoint slides (72 slides total) to teach the following health and well being subject matter: Alcohol & Drug Addiction Identity & Sexuality Mindfulness Communication StylesAssertiveness Understanding & Managing Emotions Above the Influence ProjectEngaging and relevant video links and activity
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Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Mental Health Bundle
Refusal – How to say “NO” in English - Cross culture- ESL adult conversation
This presentation contains a 43 slide PowerPoint lesson in editable PPT format with a role play activity, work papers and teacher’s notes. This lesson discusses the difficulty of saying ‘no’ and how to confront it.Saying “NO”, is not an easy thing to do, especially for ESL students. Most people say ‘yes’ to things they don’t want to do because it’s easier, because they want to avoid conflict or because they want to appear nice. Like other things, we need to practice refusal in order to get bette
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
LGBTQ+ Pride Flag Activity Pack
Do you need an activity for your GSA or a diversity education lesson that goes over the history and variety of pride flags? Look no further than this resource. Perfect for teaching, a fun game day during, PRIDE month activities, or all of them. Products Included: 24 pride flags are covered 2 versions of pride flag banners - one w/names & one withoutTeaching slides and note taking worksheetsWorksheets on flag recognition for a variety of levels8 writing prompts focused on pride flagsPride fla
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Also included in: LGBTQ+ Activities & Games Bundle
Lottery - ESL adult conversation power-point lesson
This is an ESL conversation lesson in editable PPT format, with worksheets, a video clip, and teacher’s notes.This conversation topic is very engaging for ESL students. Playing the lottery is something most people have tried at least once in their lives, and those who haven’t certainly have an opinion about it.I tried to collect and include as much ‘up-to-date’ research data as possible about the subject so that you could hold an informative discussion in class about it.In this lesson, we discus
Grades:
11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Famous paintings – The Arnolfini portrait - ESL adult mini unit in PowerPoint
This is an ESL adult conversation mini unit in editable PPT format with worksheets and teacher’s notes.RESOURCE TYPE✓ 2 PowerPoint presentations✓Teacher’s notes✓worksheets✓Poem analysis famous paintings - Lesson descriptionYou don’t need to be an Art enthusiast to discuss art. Paintings teach us about things like culture, history, politics, relationships, and language.Discussing a famous painting with ESL students is an opportunity to teach so many different topics in one go - proverbs, history
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Character Development: Get Back to What Matters!
55 Slides - Different Printing OptionsCHARACTER DEVELOPMENT - The Foundation for Every Child!This has brought so much joy into my classroom & heart. I was yearning to teach students more than just how to make an A on a test. I started implementing Character Development and it has changed my classroom environment. Other teachers have raved about my students saying they actually understand how to apologize, accept an apology, take ownership for their actions, and steward your classroom well!Re
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in: Character Development: Updating Bundle
McPeaks Explore Careers ( : Power Point Power : )
CAREER EXPLORATIONS/PROFESSIONS/JOBS: This must have, affordable, and powerfully interesting power point covers various career options for children to explore. The mission of education is to help prepare our students for their future. Preparing students includes developing career skills. This 18 page power point uses fun, friendly, and informative clip art to teach students about the duties of common careers. It also gives them an appreciation for the importance of everyone's job. I hope you and
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
Cell phone etiquette - ESL adult business lesson in PowerPoint format
‘Cell phone etiquette’ is an ESL conversation lesson in editable PowerPoint format, with worksheets and teacher’s notes. In this lesson, students are presented with studies that demonstrate why cell phone etiquette is so difficult for us to agree on.The way we use our phones depends on our personal character and needs, but also on our age, culture, and social status, so the same rules can’t apply to everyone. On top of that, cell phones are constantly evolving and adding new features and functio
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Middle School Character Education - Year Long Weekly Curriculum
I recently created over 30 character education lessons to support our PBIS initiative at our school. These lessons are intended to be weekly character lessons to help students focus on applying these atributes to their daily lives. Each lesson has practical application tools and offers students a chance for self reflection.
Grades:
6th - 10th
Social cues - ESL adult conversation power-point lesson
This presentation contains a 56 slide PowerPoint lesson in editable PPT format with a worksheet and teacher’s notes.Social cues are verbal and non-verbal signals that serve to guide any interaction between people. We need them to determine what people feel as opposed to what they are saying.A growing number of studies are proving that younger generations are having increasing problems reading and interpreting social cues due to their increased occupation with electronic devices and social media.
Grades:
11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Avoidance - ESL adult conversation lesson in PowerPoint format
This is an ESL adult conversation lesson in editable PPT format with worksheets and teacher’s notes.RESOURCE TYPE✓ A PowerPoint presentation✓Teacher’s notes✓worksheets*My PowerPoint presentations are created using Microsoft 365 program and feature an advanced level of slide animation. The printable worksheets are created on word program. Avoidance - Lesson descriptionAvoidance is a part of life. As humans, there are many ways in which we are wired to move toward pleasure and avoid pain. The noti
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Diversity Slides - Google Slides Template for Teachers - Diversity and Inclusion
About the Product:This product is a template for Google Slides. The template includes 20 original slides in a skin tone theme with warm tones. All slides, text and images are editable. The information on the slides is there only to show you how the slides might look being used and to inspire you to teach diversity, inclusion and antiracism in your classes. Your download will include links for the fonts so that you may use these slides in Keynote or Powerpoint without altering the style. To chang
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Not Grade Specific
Autism Acceptance Spirit Week Flyer
This is a flyer to kick off the celebration of Autism Acceptance Month with a spirit week at your school the first week of April!
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Activities for Creating a Socially Just Classroom Aligned with Say Something
This resource will allow students to examine their own voice as well as voice equity. It is a starting point for the conversation on social justice and equity.You will need to purchase the book Say Something! by Peter H. Reyonlds.Students will listen to Say Something! by Peter H. Reynolds, then respond to prompts that promote a deeper understanding of social justice in the classroom.This digital resource can be used for in-person or digital instruction.For in-person instruction, use during your
Grades:
2nd - 4th
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